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Affected for Months Due to Farmer Protests, Train Services Normalised in Punjab with Few Exceptions: Railways
Train operations in Punjab were severely affected for almost two months after farmers protesting against the three new farm laws sat on railway tracks and on station premises, refusing to let trains ply.
Oil Prices Inch Down As OPEC And Allies Seek Consensus On Output
Oil prices inched down on Tuesday as investors awaited direction from OPEC and its allies after the producers postponed a formal meeting to decide whether to lift output from January.
Students from Delhi Varsities Join Farmers' Protest Against New Agri Laws at Singhu, Tikri Borders
The protesters part of a student outfit, Krantikari Yuva Sangathan, demanded that three farm legislations should be revoked unconditionally and the BJP government at the Centre should apologise to the people for introducing such 'anti-people laws'.
Facebook-backed Digital Coin Libra Renamed Diem In Quest For Approval
Facebookbacked cryptocurrency Libra has been rebranded "Diem" in a renewed effort to gain regulatory approval by stressing the project's independence.
Friends Or Foes? Syrian Refugees Divided On Fate Of Defectors
Should former members of the Syrian security forces who have defected from President Bashar alAssad's government be prosecuted for war crimes, or should they serve as key witnesses in an effort to bring senior officials to justice?
Bitcoin Off Record Highs, Slumps 7% In Volatile Trade
Bitcoin fell as much as 7% against the dollar on Tuesday as the fledgling currency was back to its volatile self after having scaled a record peak earlier in the day.
Airbnb Aims For Up To $35 Billion Valuation In IPO
Airbnb Inc said on Tuesday it is looking to sell up to $2.6 billion in stock in its planned initial public offering, which could value the home rental firm at as much as $34.8 billion in the last blockbuster U.S. IPO of the year.
Special Report: U.S. Air Monitors Routinely Miss Pollution - Even Refinery Explosions
When explosions ripped through a Philadelphia oil refinery last year, the shock waves knocked Felicia Menna’s front door frame out of place. Then came the black smoke.
Election 2020 Today: Biden's Economic Team, Emanuel Weighed
Heres whats happening Tuesday in Election 2020 and President-elect Joe Biden's transition.
Sensex Surges 506 Points to New Closing High, Nifty Tops 13,100
A strengthening rupee and positive leads from other Asian markets too influenced market sentiment, traders said.
Not Jealous, But Maharashtra Won't Allow Anyone to Take Away Biz 'Forcibly', Thackeray Says Ahead of Yogi Visit
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will reach Mumbai on Tuesday evening and is slated to meet industrialists and film personalities during the visit.
Neha Kakkar Shares Romantic Post for 'Most Loving Husband' Rohanpreet Singh on His Birthday
Neha Kakkar and Rohanpreet Singh got married in an Anand Karaj ceremony at a gurdwara in New Delhi on October 24.
Here’s All You Need to Know About Status of 3 Covid-19 Vaccines PM Modi Reviewed
The company obtained an approval from the Drugs Controller General of India to conduct Phase-1 trials followed by Phase-II trials to assess the safety, reactogenicity and immunogenicity of their vaccine.
All the Countries Ending Sales of New Internal Combustion Cars to Push Electric Vehicles
Countries across the globe are setting deadlines to discontinue sales of petrol/ diesel vehicles and the ultimate aim of these political decisions is evidently to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
UK Not Planning Vaccine Passports For Pubs, Theatre, Sports Events
Senior British minister Michael Gove said that the government was not planning a system of vaccine passports which would prevent those who hadn't had a COVID19 jab from going to the pub or attending events.
AstraZeneca Sells Cholesterol Drug Rights To Grünenthal For $320 Million
AstraZeneca said on Tuesday it would sell rights to its cholesterol drug, Crestor, to German pharmaceutical company Grünenthal GmbH for an upfront payment of $320 million.